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Unfriendly classrooms: Students are unable to get along with their teachers in schools, says report
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 04/9/2008
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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DOHA • An estimated 20 percent of students in the schools under the Ministry of Education (MoE) are unable to get along with their teachers in the school. Nearly 19 percent of the students of Private Arabic schools and 16 percent of Independent School students face similar problem, an annual report released by the Evaluation Institute of Supreme Education Council (SEC) revealed.
Conference calls for greater role of parents in early education
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 01/6/2008
- Daily EdNews , Early Childhood Learning , International Headlines
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DOHA • The Qatar University- sponsored ‘First Childhood Conference' got off here yesterday with a call for greater involvement of parents in Qatar's Early Education system.
Muslim educators, artists to take part in Doha conference
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 12/27/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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Doha • A number of internationally renowned Muslim educators and artists are to take part in the Doha Academy's 5th Educational Conference entitled: 'Innovative Approaches in Education'. The conference aims to highlight the challenges today's educators face and put forward approaches for practical solutions through an Islamic perspective and thus making further contribution to the educational reforms already underway in Qatar.
64 Independent Schools in Qatar
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 12/25/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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Doha • The Supreme Education Council in Qatar, within its strategy to develop education in the state, has opened 64 schools in various stages so far.
TV addiction growing among Qatar students
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 12/6/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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DOHA • Students in Qatar, particularly boys, spend more time watching television and playing electronic games compared to their counterparts in many other countries across the globe, according to the newly-released International Literacy Study (PIRLS) report.
Qatar campaigns for Autism Day
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/29/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , Special Education , International Headlines
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UNITED NATIONS • With the rate of autism increasing dramatically, Qatar is spearheading adoption of a UN resolution that would designate April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day starting next
Symposium on environmental education opens
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/24/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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Doha • American School of Doha's (ASD) newly floated 'EduCare' forum, with the support of Reach Out To Asia (ROTA) and HSBC, began a two-day symposium on ‘Environmental Education', yesterday.
Teacher shortage hits Independent Schools: Official
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/10/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12
- Unrated
Doha • Shortage of qualified teachers is a major challenge facing the Independent Schools in Qatar, a senior official of the Supreme Education Council (SEC) said here yesterday.
Parvanov hails Qatar educational facilities
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/8/2007
- Daily EdNews , Higher Education , International Headlines
- Unrated
Doha • The Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov yesterday expressed admiration of the remarkable evolution of educational development in Qatar, saying that he was very much impressed with the
Cisco sets up networking academy at QU
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/7/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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DOHA • Cisco System International BV, the global network solution providers, has set up its Regional Networking Academy at the College of Engineering, Qatar University (QU).
Stop blaming West for woes: Muslim scholar
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/6/2007
- Daily EdNews , International Headlines
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Doha • “Islamism” and “political Islam” are not monolithic ideas and they are as diverse as other contemporary trends in the Islamic world, says a prominent Muslim scholar and intellectual from ..............
Face challenges of our time, Sheikha Mozah tells youth
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 11/1/2007
- Daily EdNews , K-12 , International Headlines
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In an inaugural speech after opening the Intergenerational High Level Conference of the Islamic Conference Youth Forum here yesterday, Sheikha Mozah said: “To support you is to challenge you.
Brookings to open centre in Doha
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 10/30/2007
- Daily EdNews , International Headlines
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Doha • The Brookings Institution announced yesterday that it will open a centre for public policy research and current affairs programming in Doha, the first Brookings facility in the Islamic world.
Qatar urged to focus on vocational education
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 10/30/2007
- Daily EdNews , Workforce Development , International Headlines
- Unrated
DOHA • If Qatar wants to hold sway over its labour market, the country must have its focus on vocational education and post-school training, said an expert.
Jobless rate among Qatari women soaring: Expert
- By Peninsula (Qatar)
- Published 10/29/2007
- Daily EdNews , Higher Education , International Headlines
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doha • The rate of unemployment among Qatari women is high although more females graduate every year, a Qatari woman planning expert told a seminar here yesterday.

